What Is FoxBrowser?

FoxBrowser is a free and feature packed browser. This browser can do many things that normal Chrome couldn't. For example: turning desktop websites into mobile versions, pausing the browser, but most importantly, 

FoxBrowser is the best unblocked browser that anyone has seen. FoxBrowser unblocks and hides your screen, making privacy in your hands. Watch, game, and browse privately. When you are finished with work and want to play a game, you should be able to, without hands clawing away at your privacy.

Why FoxBrowser? 

FoxBrowser is fast and open, meaning that it can bypass any Chrome extensions that monitor your data and block certain websites. It's updated frequently with new features!

FoxBrowser is stable and has many features implemented currently. It's the fastest and most reliable browser that is on the free market today. Take it from our competitor, Chromebox:

"That was sick, cool proxy." 

What are the requirements for running FoxBrowser?

FoxBrowser runs in MIT AI2 companion,  an app in the Google Play store that is allowed for most device-managed chromebooks. Chromebooks can run select Play Store apps, and this is one of them. Make sure you have the play store installed by hitting the button between shift and tab, called the "Search" button, and type in "Play Store". If play store comes up and MIT AI2 Companion is one of the avaliable apps, your good to go!

How do I install FoxBrowser?

Installing FoxBrowser is a complex process.  Make sure you have MIT AI2 Companion installed on the google play store. 

• Go to ai2.appinventor.edu and sign in with your school google account. Make sure that you download the latest foxbrowser version from the website.

• Then, click on "Projects" and then click "Import from my computer". Click on the browser you want to open.

• Then click "Connect" and then "Chromebook". Once a new tab has opened, it will give you a prompt to open in an app. Choose "Open."

After importing the project, you will have it in "My Projects". You can just repeat the third step with the browser.

Do you want to learn how FoxBrowser works? I willl explain how it works here:

MIT App Inventor is the program FoxBrowser runs in. This app allows you to create apps for Android devices. To make the browser work, you run FoxBrowser in the Companion. This is essentially a testing grounds for apps before  they get on the Google Play store. These apps show you what It would be like if you were actually running the app. Yet there is a secret feature that not many people know about. There is a component in the app creator called a "Web Viewer". As you can tell, FoxBrowser runs using a web-viewer! But you might be asking why GoGaurdian,LightSpeed,or other spying software  does not apply here.  This is because those are extensions. If you go onto a specific page, the extension detects it and redirects you to a different website, usually "blocked.gogaurdian.com". The thing is, extensions only work on things you install it to. And it is impossible to install extensions on the webviewer due to how the webviewer is lacking lots of features. Yet, the activity is still shown to the wi-fi. So that is why some sites are still blocked. These sites will be blocked on any device that uses the wi-fi, even your phone. To fix this, use your phone's personal hotspot or another wifi connection.